The two graphs above show the statistics of the total value of fuel exports as well as the value of
selected exports which is fuel, food, and manufactured goods in one country.
Firstly, as we can see in the first graph, the number represents the change in the total value of fuel
exports from 2000 to 2005; It starts with 300.000 million dollars in 2000 but slightly drops down to
250.000 in 2002. However, the number rose miraculously from 2002 to 2005 and stayed at 450.000
million dollars, almost double when compared five years ago.
Secondly, the other graph shows three values of selected exports in fuel, food and manufactured goods
from 2000 to 2005. It seems like there is not much of a change in the food field when it stays below
10.000 million dollars every year. Another value is manufactured goods; starting at almost 20.000
million dollars, it keeps slowly rising to a peak at 25.000 million dollars. Unfortunately, the number
dropped down and never kept up with its peak again, resulting in slightly above 20.000 million dollars.
Finally, the number of fuel has a strong start at 45.000 million dollars, but somehow keep going down at
alarming rate from 2000 to 2005, and stay at 20.000 million dollars.
As a result, the total value of fuel exports shows that it is a solid and potential field. Meanwhile, the fuel
value of selected exports is becoming a dying trend. Moreover, there is not much to exploit both food
and manufactured goods field.